Now based in northern Israel, Dylan Tauber is an award-winning electronic music composer and producer, cyberartist, photographer and author who’s previously lived in New York City, Jerusalem, Miami and a remote island in the south western Pacific. Since stating his vastly creative artistic career in 1996, he’s been linking his endeavours through various mediums which started with his Double Mirrors anthology which included a book, photo slideshows, soundtrack and its own dedicated website.
After that release, he’s been on a prolific spree of showcasing his expansive creative vision, dropping several stellar ambient electronica records via his Son of Waves Studios imprint.
Making a splash with his music, his songs have been supported by more than seventy radio stations all around the world over the last decade and the music video of his track “He Loves Carmen Remix (Radio Edit)” was played on TV in Israel.
Showing no sign of slowing down, he now brings us his latest work with his new album titled The Lagoon. Featuring twelve new tracks of futuristic electronic pop music, on his new album Dylan Tauber invites the listener on a spectacular journey through a glistening sonic world.
Full of atmospheric textures, gentle beats and a colourful tapestry of synth-based instrumentation carrying elegant melodic constructions, The Lagoon sits as a highlight in an already fantastically decorated artistic career as the artist continues to push the boundary of his sound and production talent.
Listen to The Lagoon below
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